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*** [[spoiler: Somewhat played more straight than usual for the Doctor in season 6 of the revival. Near the beginning of the season the Doctor summons his closest friends at the time to witness his real, actual final death at the hands of the episode's titular Impossible Astronaut, who shoots him twice, the second time interrupting his regeneration and finishing him off for good. It is insisted multiple times through the season that his death is a fixed point in time and absolutely cannot be changed. Of course being the Doctor, by the end of the season a younger version of him devises and sets up a loophole for himself, using a sort of sci-fi ChekovsGun set up in a mid-season episode.]]
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*** [[spoiler: Somewhat played more straight than usual for the Doctor in season 6 of the revival. Near At the beginning of the season the Doctor summons his closest friends at the time to witness his real, actual final death at the hands of the episode's titular Impossible Astronaut, who shoots him twice, the second time interrupting his regeneration and finishing him off for good. It is insisted multiple times through the season that his death is a fixed point in time and absolutely cannot be changed. Of course being the Doctor, by the end of the season a younger version of him devises and sets up a loophole for himself, using a sort of sci-fi ChekovsGun ChekhovsGun set up in a mid-season episode.]]
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*** [[spoiler: Somewhat played more straight than usual for the Doctor in season 6 of the revival. Near the beginning of the season the Doctor summons his closest friends at the time to witness his real, actual final death at the hands of the episode's titular Impossible Astronaut, who shoots him twice, the second time interrupting his regeneration and finishing him off for good. It is insisted multiple times through the season that his death is a fixed point in time and absolutely cannot be changed. Of course being the Doctor, by the end of the season a younger version of him devises and sets up a loophole for himself, using a sort of sci-fi ChekovsGun set up in a mid-season episode.]]
